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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
FOR LABOR DAY.
Rousine Meeting Last Night - The Pro-
grSmEne Announced.

Housing Meeting Last Et@lt - Inc Tro-
xrsmrae Announced.
The Central Labor Union held rousing
meeting in h of L. Hail last night and
listened to reports from the various unions
and wOrkingmen's organizations. Many
societiss not ~heretofore spresented sent
delegates, and others will take action dur
ing this week toward forwarding the move
ment, which promises 10 be the largest
labor turnout ever held in this city. Il was
reported that several factories wall close on
that day and the opinion prevailed that all
the shops will grant their employees hoi-
day. The programme as prepared by the
committee. which wss adopted, is IS fol-
lows: $50 O'Clock, msrshal.ing OF Unions,
First Division 10 form on South Jefferson
ST., with right wing resting on West Bridge
ST., Second Division on West Brioge-st.,
right resting On south Jefferson. Third
Division on 5tockingst. with right resting &
on West Bridge-st.
The organizations will be marshalled as
follows: First Division-Squad OF Police;
p. C. Band; Cigsrnakers' International
Union; Furniture WORKERS Union No. IL.
Second Division-LGke Band; Brewers,
Bakers snd Coopers Unions.
Third Division-Squires. Band; Wood
CarYers and Wood Turner's Unions.
Fourth Division-Band; Bricklayers and
Nasons' Union, MouleeTs' Union ami
Furniture Workers Assembly.
Fifth Division-K. of l.. Band; organiz-
atoms net yet assigned place. and mis-
eellsneous workers Tue line oi parade
will be along West BriGgest. to Canal,
thence along Canal. Monroe. Division,
Bulton-sss. and round tfe park to the
Fulton street entrance. y. il. FoCg. oi
Lansing. wiii then address the assemblsge
from tine bandstand in the park. The
gathering will shen proceed to the lake
where Hon. NJ. II. Ford will deliver an
address on Immigration" Frank II. Gill
will De President Of the day and d. Z.
Prayer, Marshal. Those not belonging to
any union viii be assigned q place in the
resr during the march. The meeting sd-
jooTned until Thursday evening at s
o'clock
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
.DAYITT MUST SUFFER
The TORY PROGRAMME OUTLINED.
They Hope 70 Cripple the League By Hsr-
r@ssiDx D4sftt, % Brisn and Other
Leadsrs-DonDts of Their
Success

LoSDoS. Aug. 29.-An unexpected meet
ing OF the Irish Priyy Council at Dublin
this afternoon gave rise 70 the report that a
total suppression Of the League had been
determined upon by the ViceroY; and it
Vas further asserted that no delay would
snsae between the Official PRONUNCIATION OF
order and is literal observance by the
police. Lord Ashbourne. Lord Chancellor
Of Ireland was present at the COun-
eli, and his attendance strengthened the
belief Of knowing ones that the executive
desired 10 colsummGte the recent prOcla-
nation OF the lesge IS dangerous assO-
ciasIon 0y the seizure OF persons and pa
pers was about to be carried out. Later in
the day. however, u trsnspirsd that the
report Of the GoverumenGs intention with
regard 70 ths League Vas premature, but
IL appeaTs from the information gathered
that Michael Davitt l. 20 be made the suf-
ferer for the language he used IN his speech
81 BRAY. yesterday. and that all other Irish
orators indulxiRs in similar hsranguss are
TO be promptly arraigned beforea magis-
trate and II possible convicted OF tressOn-
ABLE acts and imprisoned. This is about
the Only way ia which the Government
car bolster up its position and Il sufficient
nuIaoers OF Irish leaders can be seized,
upon one charge or another to cripple the
League the object of the Tories can
be gained without resOrting 10
the extreme steps of suppression
wherever found, with or without .provocs-
ton, which would work more harm than
good ia the influence It would have upon
English public opinion. The Indictment
of . Brien for violent speeches at Mitchell
town i. part OF this programme, thcagh be-
gun before the official scheme was COM
pleied. aud tremendous efforts will be made
10 convlcs him.
The Government officials are somewhat
puzzled. however. TO ind means oil achiev-
ing this object thGt can be relied upon, as it
- doubtful whether a jury can be secured
10 the Governments liking.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

n. Fred Rios. bsvinr the crop of q large
peaoh oTchsr6 81 his has5s. has msas A.
Engagements with Irs O. Green 70 handle
the ssrns. Ct - NoFfh Ionis-st.. where
fheT vii -eesivs svery morning uexf wesk
lsFge shfrrrents 81 TIE oshcious C-rwfrr5 9
vx-etv 81 Iesebes srd p og-osS e sfvs grsf-
rors the hereft q loz pT5crs ioF cf8ic.
ec1sas ffs com ne veek vii ~ the wssk
fUF peeoiiss are fhe rssry frisefis 81 fhese
esussezleB ~iH knor - onct vners ~ r.
~ ok1tee lots The orebsf0 iss ire ofss
sssf shesl se-sn ti5Duszn6 hsshsis. ft.s sizs
q tlss crsr 70 - ffsPossd. b1sf<ss< ~fT
s-en n parossi ekDsf Tuesoav Hoerrire
ehea sea ezn oy1T if 4sres - stnsll cesr
ffses sof ref tbt f,nes fns FEsFkss sffssres
f-,rr. 81 Norft gouss-st
1hff cYcr ~ peaches = ~o0o1hs~SIr to-
finest frslf grown IL ti1s $3.50 og Nirt pat
fais resr 40 ssF a. fruit grezers pbe ~ -
Viegs5 tfe orenssa @gas q tbs neelhss
hare bssz - 4ssEa ~ afsssh u sang.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

1. n KsIssasysr. sAs DssysiE Ss~slsI, sse
ma fsrssK.

AR. l. NJ Ksflmeysr, tAs exgeizise Young
naekaber sf the arm II kaillnsyer Brothers,
wholesale iswslsEs Of DessOit gcls sreend
70 shis ciiy ozes every RlRsly dsss- As is
as present a. S~est's With his eoloEed porter
lbs kAl.I2eyer b0yS aFs sEaonk the young
sss AID nosi husfllng business Haea Al tbs
STATE. Ena are great advertisers cease
4aeltiy they are successful. Some tlnas
49, ySGas Af. Akltasyef conosiFed the
iaez of carrying sboui with hla coiorea
porter handsomely uniformed. Tbs scheme
w2s aH expensive one. hui il has proseo
wonoeFiully profitable kXeTy ~ 1cfe kAll-
nasysT goes i seem his blsck portef IA a
s0Fftoaz uniform, wearing magnificent oia-
SnonoS 2nd leWelFy. aud carrying samples.
The porter las attracted the attention of
the public and the press fre8 Maine 10 Gal
ifornia. aud has secured for tlas onteTprisinG
firm Tremendous amount Cf advertising.
Nj ksilmeyer, with liis big body servant.
Jocks lac young Mlka10--bul he sells TIE
goods. for hes got them 10 sell. Hes all
right"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

PLsfsuz12, B J. Aug zs.-Dufiag ths
p4sE tselts sears there hare been 20 lsss
.asa so sneszaaAsy ares "a E1As eoEoaEh-
L-fze ssszrlz Wsre o.tsFsd fer ths sgPrs-
1esoseA 81 tzs afs.blss. bus vitc0aE re-
suit. kecsztly. Edszr4 EaFphy szs em-
Piofse - saFsStl sats. 414 - q Hel-ae
Fised pan be became ca isAlalkr terms
eri-a tas members II rae t.iunaeer ERE
LegaEJme1t. subsequently, u8is.Eg SIR 9as
u tae cozApanies- He suspected tae tres
we're sef oy stls nreMe4. all sitsg
- BAD eee1 l-1Lref seFefa
weeks Lis sn=uiCi0as NeFs confirmed he
tbeG suggested smother lle. 4n4 John 33ck-
ssa Ess selectesi - d. tns 46rk ADrDhY
4ccompaaisa biu. ans ast a. jackson
touched the match Murphy grabbed nim
4ld started isf jail En- route Jackson
made . fuil confession. luegif aflng Twelve
other mssl6ers Of the company anc I~0
prominent clt-seas. Six OF The nrsmsl
we're arrested. aaa, with JACKSON. spent yes
lefiisY n jaIl.
Ihs sses we're set 'Iusl fer fun. the con
lessons say
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

BuTEsoHz. I'D, A8g 2-Jsnss A.
Fiisy. aged 81. engineer snd hos.isr for tbs
Baiumnrs 4 0sie Ksfiroaa Company. was
6so s15 1esflV CIR ir fvc. No oDs ssw
tts &C. 3Blt The f-e rat trzin hso cone
- q ssoE. sn9 tse srainnfr. rsss5Hg along
tie frxsz - tae rear 1f t8s frsin. found
KilrT aeaa boav hefr rssa tie cas-. the
ioTsr pr. of fae 5eag ard is.s tsing an
osg tie 81 z1a fhs gspsE psrt On tae OFT
ssae ~ tkf trstk
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

The People Dissatisfied with the Actions
OF General 1Earsn.

Of General 3Earsn.
NEw OELEArA Aug, 29.-Advices from
Havana state that that clay IS on the verge
of a revolution, ocoasiorsd by the recent
acts of CAPTAIN General Marin IN taking
possession OF the custom house and placing
the.oifcials under arrest. The city is ia
charge Of raguIss : OOPS, aud The situation
recalls the massacre of the medical students
in 1s71.
a reign Of terror prevails. and it is ex-
pe5ted tia. Havana viii be declared in =
state Of siege Several coafic;s have 81
ready occurred between the soldiers aud
civilians. resulting IN the killing Of sor,s
end the wolInding of 0tbe7s- The CAPTAIN
General has issuod proclamation osl1ng
tspon the fioters 20 mafnfaln order. ard
ssvsre measures viii BE adopted to uphold
the iaw.
The vot1n teers who are opposed % WARM
have io5ne1 me striseFs sDc the co38nsis II
the var0us voiunfesr 0TRsnizstlons have
been ca ed upon % dssarYn their forces.
otherwise they viii be corzSered resp0n
srhie for uaat mar ocory THUS far tbe
capssin general controls the situation With
TIE reElia a. troops
Those acquainted with Gen. Marin szy he
viii earry oat bis policy q purifying the
p1alic service, regardless 81 TIE cen
seQuenoss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

HARRfsoS. Aag. "a story has been
tolsgraPasd cut tren this town to the effect
taat three unknown men entered
The house OF 3. Sphon. farm
er living four miles north
irem this place, and fastened
6paon's hid Ia and set Ere 70 the house
wnicA Was consumed oy the flames, the
chlt escaping ~ means of a winaOw. In
vssfiraticn sh0ws that the story IS sll bosh,
there beiax no traces Of The fellows
work Nesfs ths boy said they would
b. feuai The boT smokes. aud
there wss quantity Of shsyin-s about IN
the berse. and it il generally believed tina.
MS slsoEi8F aa5it ed 70 tas trs, and that
he tells IRE s.orv that has been given out
20 -r~enl y "a eli
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
AN EASY VICTORY.

The Dstroits Walk Away from the Boston
Bsys-Chicsgo and New York Win Also.
The Detroit club met tbe BostoDs on their
own field yesterday, and succeeded in easily
yanqnshiDg them. the bean eaters" only
scoring two runs, and that ia the last inn
ing too Chicago followed suit, and de-
feased the SENATOR" ia gooa game. New
York was winner over indianapolis bv
one run in ten-inning gene, and Pitssburg
took game from the Quaker City boys.
The scores are as follows:
AZ Boston R.y.HT
Boston ...-0 0 @ ~
BsfteTies--Getzeia and Bennett, st-nEyer spd
O R0urke
At PittsbuTg-
Pittsburs. IS 1 0 ; 0 0 Q - :
Philadelphia o J. 2 o. 8 ~
Bs1teries-Salvin and Miller, Burlington and
Clements
Al New YORK
New York % o 0 3IoI-5 {
IudianaVoIis.2 9 o 00oe-4
battafiss-shreve and HaoketG Kesfs sno
o Ro0Txe.
AZ Washington
Washington. o o 20o 0 o.
Chicago .... .-..-.... ] 2 4 o. : n z
Bstteries-O bay and 0ilngsn, BALDWIN Gns
DAILY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

A Noted ssrEiar nsliea White Trying &.
fsosps frosa a Sters

Nav NoRK. Aug. 2s.-"Jimmy1 Nc
Ds sltt, the weii-fnown bureiar, aud
nephew Of "jiumy' Elliott, the prize
hghtsr. who was KILLED by Jerry" bum
IN Chicago a lev years ago. mel with a
violent death tbs morning while trying 10
escape from a store where he Lad neen IA
covered. Ae was ssrprised by the porter.
who closed the door OF him and SEM foT
policeman. After u osStrFale strugfle
10 escape. McDesitt plunged tAIougk a
plate glass wiDdo~. Hs WAS caught hy
the stomach and disemhowie6. Wien fe-
leased be wac dead. A con- panisn al Tie
dead burglar who wss Watching on tie
outside Of the building wss arrested and
locked NJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Making Preparations To Evict Irish Ten
antt TcinI.

DUBLIN, Aug. 29.-Csptsin Plunkett, OF
the Irish Police, visited O'Grsdy today and
urzed him to reach some kind of settlement
with his tenants without resorting 10 evic-
ton. The Captains proposition was fatty
refused and the work OF ERECTION must
be@1n tomorrow. force Of one hundred
soldiers and three hundred policemen are
sncnnped at Herbertstown in readiness 70
prstect the bailins. The tenants have
strongly barricadcd their houses and will
offer formidable resistance To evictors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

LoSDoS. Aug. 29.-The Parnellites have
determined to keep Parliament in session
until decision has been reached in the
trial Of . Bl'en. Any attempt as an sp-
proach to the straini0g OF the meaning Of
the Crimes Act 20 secure his conviction
viii be the occasion Of fierce parliamentary
debate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

As.ixnasafs Haas - Battle Creek san

BArrLE CR1Ek, Aug 20-At the clos
ing ol the A. NJ +. Conference
ysslsrday. Bishop J. " Campbell.
- Ph4aiNlphia. assigned ths elders 10
TIE f0li0ein< places. J. NJ Henderson.
Bsiasi. Detroit J. H Miller. Eb~nszer. De-
rolt, j. McSmita. L@asiaEs RObt. Ieffers.
pFsa.ding s.1er. YpsllAati. A. Cotgmzn.
Adran. J. c Polk. Ann Arbor C. II.
Thomas lsckso1- j. f. AiexAadrz pre-
siding elder. Grand Rapids. b. Roberts
3atsis CrDek. ~. IA. Saunders, Kalam zzoo.
~. n. Brosa. Fort Wayne, Ind, O. w.
BrOwn. Soath Rend. nd. Cyrus Hill. 81.
loseph. Etsr,s Gregory. Spring1ekls mis-
sion j. T. hin. Aonnt Zion. Cass county;
g. W B-nson, Bethel. Case county: J. r.
Coals. Mgsx~gon II 3. Gordon, Fast Sag
nav. p. A Graham. FAut. About tso
hund-sd Of Eae e0iorsd brethren lsit this
morning on he ram for their homes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

RzADzsa. p. Arg 2a--Josa g. Seltzsr
sHd 6. p. AoysT. of Womels5orf. This
counts. purchased a number 81 car loads
Of oastle - tae Banslo stock yards whlCh
Ters sod TO Different farraers here. sonae
81 fae steers sneRe5 Signs Il s.srraiux
sickress, and rals H1r1inz tsn were f8and
iH t1e,z stsis 1ets. Others see a-l7e7
ensa eo1rh HcEusz71 - go. ~. E~dee.
slats veterinary serssen. says tAe sisssse is
Texas fever. 1as farmers are sTsslig
slakzaed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

ssooNE. y T. Aa-. E.-Trade bet wsen
Yokohama and shis pors was opened to-
5sv by fhe srrivsl Of the ship Roues v8b
s7-t tons ~ tea and other ne~chausiss f1s
ChI,~xo sa3 Eastern cities. Ihs 81 3
a exs7ssr Gibson Vlil arrive ia ssw =
6sTs frem thessH rcTt. The Fslue ef fhs
Ropes cargo . 81 s0ot9 s1d e goes East
ever the Northern Pacific n - rsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
CALLS TIE "cRANks" FOOLS.
q Dstroit PrsSehsr's Opinion of Base
Rail Enthusiasss-

q Dstroit PrsEchsr's Opinion OF Base
Rail Enshusiasss-
DrrRofr. kng. g3.--Inhis sermon st the
Tabernacle last evening Rev. Wm. Dave
spoke rpon ne Dlole text 80 God created
man IA His own image" Considering life
from this standpoint as pointed 0at the
horrible tendency Of the dnss. and sub
pai-lsd that L would &c extremely difficult
20 rn3 the divine Likeness IN the
specimens of humanity 70 Dc seen
sroCad. he deprecated the scramble
for Wsaitb, the iAcecils interest Ovsz sports.
and was particularly korriaed in contena-
plating that man crested in Gods image
s1oula BE- trained TO use = club % strike =
eAll Scientifically. snd tha mulut1te who
men Ars fools. IA submitted. and they for
fsit The bliss. and jog and crown of eternity
Tor the morneutarv Measure Of sin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
Nsauries HMl,,s Remar,..

Cork. Aug. 29.-haurice Healy. address,
ing meeting Of the National League this
evening. SAID the people of Ireland would
wipe their boots with the governments pro-
clamaiion which Irishmsn with the sup
port OF the English Democracy fouIed and
dsspised- Coercion. be said, would entail q
great deal Of suffering in Ireland put
in the end it would prove TO have been 4
blessing in disguise.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

XIII, Aug 9.-Tne international As
Economical Congress opened its sessions
here today. There was very large atten-
dance. The delegates include a fair repre-
seutstiou Of Americans, Frenohmsn, Aus
TRANS and 5wsdes, and the interest taken
in the work Of The Congress Is shared by
all present alike. Very important resOl1-
tions are expected.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

wAsuxsroS. Aeg. 19.-Tas President
hss swar,ied xnld hle-saTi1E medals 70
Csptsia Dunhsa. ~ rbe British ship Fav-
-ois>. for the rescue ~ he crew of The
American schecreF secrge 81 1ea1s. test
kr-sL ard 30 Peer fstife. ersf mate ~ the
ffsfan bsrk Nard America ftr Bravery IN
-eerfnz fae crew af tie AmericaR sccccn-
er parker II. H0oper. .ast Asrrh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

WasFITsToy, y. G.. Aak. 1a-t r.
thousa. A. ths stste Department that tss
rev eEtrsdition treaty between Grest Brit
sin snd thls country wil be nseo-isfsd 81
90 esriT day. So everything sesas faFars5te
fe such treaty. The grcTing tFe1ron -
Csnss1isus - taeIr co1rfTY hei1z scrf Il
Botany Bs7 Tor A18eriez ass inoEee3 The
home government to acf prom atiy in thls
natter
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

y ssHIFe1cx. AuE - - Pension Ccrarais-
sionsr Back, ~ho rssurnsd 20 EssSiaxton
last SstuTisT. - stll fns5 70 his house
Nth infsmaterF ras1anaiss1a. zn1 . ~
probetsv - sertrsi ssvs Tet rsfoss he wili
ne s5's - Tssg2s Ia sst4es - lss Pszss9n
Osa1A
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
THs THlsTLs's SECRET.


NEw NoEN. Aug. 2s--An evening psper
ssvs it il asssrfed "a certain quarters tast
the sc0tch cHtrer yscht Taste is provided
with a gafsnt appliance underneath IN
tsnaed f8 lessen tie resistance Of
the vatsr sn4 thereby incrsase
her srssA This. scoschsx @ tae
story s said 70 os the reason
wv sr wuoh ssorecT was observed whs r
shs vas seag 5cii- and launched. The
esat-i rsree - sid - - ne invention II =
D oven. cf this city. au6 consists Of ferc-
ing currents ~ air through tee cha1n5ers
teew ne sg,sf 50 a. % hreaS watar iat0
bHebies. and a. IS we're FERN q ccsafon ai
AZ 90 vh.cii the sesf 6osss. Ysohtsasn
disbe.ieve TIE sterr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

CsIekeo. Aug Z.--Fo~ler d Warming
tons company opened TIE ssasen 81 TIE
Windsor Thestrs last svsrinE TIE stand
ing room sign was Displayed ~ 7.3t. Nsrv
many psrso1s vsFt turns& sway uDs5ie =
osts.n a6r1ifkncs. soe tis reoeipts veft
ihs sfresi IL tie bIstoev Of the theatre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Esw Toss. Aue- &-e Poser eszsstt> an
r.o.lrozs tAsf feht for 8 aae 81 r-r.t.ss-
- - srrsHeea 7aek Dexpssy a1d Jo7snnx
Rearsn a fft sss beer 3eressee5 lv
JAKE Seems CO nehsf - Dez pss7. ssld
Eeagsr is sza@l1ea 20 csFeI = sa1 sxn a.
t.1les KzssSy RsxL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Axx Asses. Aug IA eolored man
named Rsnaett. in drunken row With his
white mistress yesterday. was struck by
Ser with beer bottle. -hich cat deep
rssh eack 1f one Of his ears. At Hrst il Was
thenxh hs xss iSsaliT Injured. 0ut hs IS
roW covering and may Tst i've.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

LArzrrs. Aug. 29--Georgs Irish was run
isto by ths o'clock freight sunday morn
Ing mile norfh of here. and Doth his legs
wsre broken. bis head cut. and he was
ssnerwi inlnrsd. de cannot live. he had
bsea on a sorso. sai il - said that bis wife
came down town yesterday and tried 70
persuade hi m 70 come home. but be would
r.sE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

LoxDov. Aag. 29.-Carefal investigation
Of The esusss Of the prevalence Of trichinosis
in Hamburg shows the pressnce Of the
disease - be due % the insistence Of the
afflicted Tsafoa eating rAx pork.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

LopoS. Aag. za.-Cro1n Prince Fred
erick William. Of Prussia, On the occasion
Of as teking his departure from Bremen.
presented hds landlord wikh a vsluable
sc.rf pin sud his lsndlsty with han6sous
portrait Of himself
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Posr HUasz, Nich.. Aug. 29.--Lsst even
ing the steamers Darius Cole and ths Mary
had little srush between Marine City and
the Oakland. They started together and
fse Cole nssde The seven snd a bali miles
in t~snty-six minutes. winning By thrse
r,fnufes
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

fktiatsst y ~ Tf.stsNs-FfftAs-
KALAMAZOO. Aug 2e.-The leaders hss
an easy victory over the tail endsrs. Irwin
was bit bard while zoe Akrons could %
little with Flsnnigan. The score vss
p FH.r
Afr1f.-. ....-.0 = q Q o. &
IEpsre-rnriu
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Pos1Ihc, Ia. Aug "a Timothy Cough
lin, the section foreman who Wa held re-
spoDsible for the Chstsworih cisasiss. yrss
today admitted 70 bail IA the sum oi 81 Coo
by Judge Reeves.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

FhrVr. Aux se-Daria< the progress Of
a frs his morning. dve prisoners dag shsir
wsy eut q AL sna ssczped. Thos. Wilson.
heid fer the saootnx # James Aslly. was
rua. Al were tramps.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

CAng1Isc. Asx. 24-Dsniel Kennedy. a
brakeman. hal his bead crushed. and died
i,stantf-. while coupling cars on the
Thaver bumhe Comre1Vs ioSginx road 10
Eav Hs VS. yyung man. unmarried. and
his rarsule reside ia tansds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

kt Ciocfnn ssi Cincinnati = .fsi-sies
- 1orisvi ifis--i<uisriIe - Metropolitan &
A. 81 Ioas--7t To1is :. froaklyn 5.
Al Clsveiasd-Clsrel Bziisnors 6
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Barns CsEsx. Aux. 1.-Mrs. Rachel
Ouixlev aged sp years fsi yesterday While
Getting oof sf het and erc<e her rsht ex
causinz death tbs morning. Sac vzs an
s,lf rasittrrh
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
GresnviIls KnsoLlsa out.

rs.essss zt.ssss~r tess.e.
EBxoEx. Aug. 2a-The base ball game
here today resulted in score Of 3 % 9 in
favor Of Edmors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

wssz7xagov. Arg n-For Mchi~~n.--
Generally iair weather, soafserig winds
sarMeg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30
standing Of IN. Clahs.

The standing Of The clubs up to and in
cludiag the games Of yesterday, is a. fol-
Iovws-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

kfiss Mare vi s1n beue6t viii occur at
Powers Grand Ssptem Der Is. Caste" sill
be Irodgced ard J. Willard Brigham will
be farewell 70 The stage n the character q
Geerge D DAlr2E. Mf. Brigham wili manage
the stage for Miss Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

Msnsrer y. 3. Day Of the Wonderland.
returned B3n New York yesterday. lie "a
Sc smif1g snd - Fsl,anf as ever snd vii
probably oe zboUs the busiest nan in town
Tor the nextfs9 DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-18

before o Justice to-day and was hncd
$40 and costs.
Loudoun County Lodge Of Good
Tomplars meets on the 9Th Of March IN
Waterford. The most important mat.
ter TO be discussed at this session will
be the district system. State-Deputy
John Gray, OF this town, has been re.
quested 10 be present at a meeting OF
Fairfax and Alexandria county lodges,
TO be held on the 21st OF this month In
Hemdon, 10 discuss the advisabiity OF
forming district lodge for the Third
district, composed Of Loudoun, Far
fax, and Alexandria.
Leesburg is seldom visited by tramps,
but lately several of these gentry have
favored the town with their presence,
and their conduct not being in con-
formity with the town ordinance, they
have been temporarily located In the
county Jail.
Peyton s. Coles, grand State lee
turer of the Masonic order, paid on
official visit to the lodge in this county
last week. He was in Leesburg on
Monday. 49,. 4,
Carp seem to be growing plentiful
in the Potomac river. Two fine fish
of this species were caught last week.
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